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Can anybody provide insight into the question of exactly when the RSA
patent expires beyond just September 20?
Does that mean that previously infringing software can be made
available *on* September 20 or on September 21? Is there a particular
time
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Eric Murray writes:
Why not send then a SDA that contains a copy of PGP, installs it,
generates a key for the user, posts it to a keyserver, sets up the
correct MIME content-type hooks in the user's browser, and then send
them the real PGP-encrypted file 10 minutes
If you wondered why our favorite archive was a bit slow, this is why.
So now don't all of you go off and add to the load -- you probably
won't get in anyway. Either lots of people like pulling down
documents they aren't supposed to have, or perhaps some spook agency
worldwide is doing a
At 09:48 AM 7/23/00 -0700, James A. Donald wrote:
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The public key is G^(p+q).
The secret key is p+q, and the user never seeks to find out q.
The server establishes the user's identity by verifying that he
knows p corresponding to the shared secret G^p. It then, on a
secure
On Mon, 24 Jul 2000, Will Price wrote:
Can anybody provide insight into the question of exactly when the RSA
patent expires beyond just September 20?
Does that mean that previously infringing software can be made
available *on* September 20 or on September 21? Is there a particular
time
SteveC writes:
At the risk of going against the tide, I would rather be in a country
where they did search some percentage of the incoming passport holders
belongings than one where they didn't.
They can search for things which can harm other people on the
flight. This involves plastique,
